My six year old son is one of the smartest kids in his class. He is really interested in school, and loves to participate, which shows in the grades he receives from school. However, he is constantly getting in trouble for disrupting class and for talking back to teachers. I even have to tell him more than once to do almost everything.
He knows I am the boss, and as a single-parent, it is sometimes hard to get him under control and to understand that he should respect others and be able to make his own decisions about what is right and what is wrong. However, most of the excuses about bad behavior start with the phrase "But my friends asked me to..." I have told him to do what he feels is right, and I know he listens and understands what I am saying, but it seems he keeps making the same mistakes. And he even lies to me. He doesn't even try to hide it. They are such blatant lies, that it is rediculous.
How can I help him change his ways?
2007-11-28
10:57:22
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Kristie
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